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Scientific Method

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Scientific Method/Theory A widely accepted step by step method of solving problems and investigating concepts.
Observation To gather facts using our 5 senses and/or scientific tools
Qualitative Observation An observation or description using details (no numbers) Ex: The man is tall.
Quantitative Observation- An observation or description using numbers. Ex: There are 30 students in the class.
Inference Conclusion or an assumption based on 1 or more observations. A logical explanation of an observation.
Purpose/Question/Problem- The intention/reason of an experiment- why a scientist would do an experiment in the first place.
Research- Gathering of facts about the topic you are studying
Hypothesis An educated prediction based on research or prior knowledge.
Experiment- How a scientist test their hypothesis
Measure To calculate the size or amount using a specific tool (length, mass..)
. Analysis- To study the data collected during an experiment. This part of the scientific method typically includes charts and graphs
Conclusion The end or close of the experiment. The part where you reflect and answer your original question
Prediction- To foretell the future or outcome before you test.
Theory -A scientific explanation of a phenomena that is backed up with evidence, but could be proven wrong.
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